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Levobact 500 tablets and joint pain
Levobact 500 tablet , 2 days tablet use. Feeling knees and finger and shoulder numbness. Is it permanent
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Your numbness is not due to levobact . Because levobact is antibiotics.
And numbness may be happen due to deficiency of vitamin B.
Take balance diet, and drink lots of water.
And you can also take homoepathy medicine for it.
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Levobact is a broad spectrum antibiotic.Numbness is altogether a different symptom.Consult your nearest ohysician for evalauation
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Dr. Pankaj Agrawal
Homoeopath
31 yrs exp
Delhi
Need further details and history of your problem about taking this medicine.
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Dr. Merlin
Homoeopath
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
No not permanent n it doesn’t cause it.
U can consult exactly what’s the problem accordingly ll guide you
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